Ports & Harbours – Page 13
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NewsPrivate 5G networks in ports
According to Neill Young, Business Development Director and Verticals Lead at Blu Wireless, automated ports generate a considerable amount of data.
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NewsDeeper fairway draughts for Lower and Outer Elbe
At the Port of Hamburg the final stage of the fairway adjustment has been authorized, enabling vessels to transit the Elbe with more cargo.
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NewsAdvisors for major Hull site
CBRE and Savills have been appointed by the UK’s Associated British Ports, as agents and advisers on a major port-centric manufacturing and logistics site at the Port of Hull.
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NewsCold ironing project progresses at València
The Port of València is getting closer to providing shore power at its docks so that the ships that dock there will produce zero emissions during their stay.
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NewsNon-slip port walkways
A specialist composites manufacturer has manufactured suspended walkways for one of the UK’s busiest ports
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NewsPandemic pressures drive developments at London Gateway
Unprecedented demand for space has led to the recent announcement that DP World will fast-track the delivery of a speculative 119,000 sq ft green warehouse at its Logistics Park.
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NewsSolent Gateway eyes renewables opportunities
Solent Gateway in the UK is marketing itself squarely at the renewables sector with its designated Freeport status complemented by sea, road and rail access.
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NewsAdelte boarding bridges for Bremerhaven
Spanish engineering group Adelte has been contracted by Bremenports GmbH & Co. KG to design and manufacture three Pegasus Seaport Passenger Boarding Bridges (SPBBs).
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NewsCowes adopts carbon management plan
Cowes Harbour Commission (CHC) on the Isle of Wight, UK, has adopted the Carbon Management Plan developed by technical and commercial facilitator of long-term maritime sustainability, Cedar Marine.
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NewsABP land up for grabs
Associated British Ports (ABP) is opening up more than 1,000 acres of land for development.
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NewsWeather safety innovation
Two technology companies have teamed up to use local weather information to improve port operations and safety.
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NewsDevelopment plans for Rotterdam
Global Energy Storage (GES), which launched in May this year, has announced its first major investment at Europoort in the Port of Rotterdam.
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NewsFlexibility is key for new shore to ship power system
One automation solutions provider and systems integrator has launched a new shore to ship power solution.
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NewsGothenburg boards the hydrogen train
The Port of Gothenburg and Norwegian energy company Statkraft are planning to construct a hydrogen production facility at the port.
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NewsNew quay wall to service world’s largest wind farm
Work has begun on a new 113m quay wall to moor windfarm Service Operation Vessels in the Port of Tyne, UK.
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Digital twin development will aid hydrogen moves
IOTICS is creating a digital twin of Portsmouth International Port as part of an ambitious £1.5m project to demonstrate an achievable modular green hydrogen generation system within the Port.
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NewsExtended quay renovation starts in Bremerhaven
Construction of a badly needed new cruise terminal quayside in Bremerhaven, costing some €80 million, is starting in October, reports Tom Todd.
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NewsNew company bridges gap from vessels to quays
Nordic Fender will offer customers worldwide high-quality products in ship and port fendering as well as equipment for transferring liquid cargo between ships, including hoses, couplings, ropes, and chains.
